Brian Aheebwa led KCCA FC to a dominant 8-0 victory over Onduparaka in the StarTimes Uganda Premier League, scoring four goals. Sam Senyonjo also shone with a hat-trick, while Herbert Achai added another goal. The match saw KCCA FC's relentless performance, marking Onduparaka's worst league loss. Other league matches included draws and wins for various teams, with upcoming fixtures highlighted.

The MTN Marathon returns after a three-year hiatus, themed 'run for babies' and scheduled for November 20th. The event has been instrumental in nurturing Ugandan long-distance runners, including notable athletes like Dorcus Inzikuru and Victor Kiplangat. Uganda Athletics Federation President Dominic Otuchet and MTN Uganda CEO Sylvia Mulinge emphasize the marathon's impact and call for public participation. Next Media Services is investing in promoting and broadcasting the event. The marathon was launched by Kampala Capital City Executive Director Dorothy Kisaka, with tickets already on sale.

The article criticizes the Ugandan government's decision to allocate only seven million shillings per quarter to national sports federations in the 2021/22 financial year. It highlights the disparity between the funding for sports and other government expenditures, such as MPs' car allowances. The author argues that this insufficient funding undermines the potential of the sports sector to alleviate youth unemployment and bring international recognition to Uganda. The piece also mentions ongoing but unfulfilled promises from the government to review financial contributions to sports.

Julius Ssekitoleko, once a symbol of national pride as a Ugandan Olympic athlete, faced a dramatic turn of events when his Olympic dream led to his arrest. Over a month ago, he was celebrated and sent off to Japan for the Olympics. However, after skipping a mandatory COVID-19 test and disappearing in Japan, he returned home only to be arrested by government officials. His mother, Juliet Nalwadda, and his pregnant girlfriend, Desire, are depicted as suffering from his actions. The article questions whether Ssekitoleko alone should be blamed or if there's a broader issue, noting that other Ugandan athletes have also disappeared abroad in the past.

Express FC and Vipers SC, both unbeaten in their first four games, face off in a highly anticipated match at Wankulukuku Stadium. Express FC, under coach Wasswa Bbosa, aims to leverage their strong home performance and recent improvements, including the acquisition of midfielder Muzamir Mutyaba. Vipers SC, led by Fred Kajoba, come into the game with a potent attacking lineup, including returnee Yunus Sentamu and new signings like Ceasar Manzoki. The match is crucial for both teams, with Vipers SC looking to top the league table and Express FC aiming to capitalize on their home advantage.

Football returns to Kampala with Police FC facing Wakiso Giants in the StarTimes Uganda Premier League, broadcast live on Sanyuka TV. Police FC, coached by Abdallah Mubiru, aims to improve from last season with new signings including Tony Mawejje. Wakiso Giants, under new coach Douglas Bamweyana, face challenges with injuries and COVID-19 cases but remain optimistic. The match will be available through StarTimes' new SUPL Bouquet, offering various subscription options.

Diego Maradona, one of football's greatest icons, passed away on November 25, 2020. The author reflects on Maradona's legacy and the impact he had on football, drawing parallels with other footballers who have had significant influence on their teams. The article highlights various players from Uganda, such as Odugudde Denis, Kaita Brian, Muhammad Shaban, Andrew Fimbo Mukasa, and Phillip Omondi, who have been pivotal in their respective teams. The author emphasizes the importance of entertainment and passion in football, celebrating Maradona's enduring legacy.

Shadir Musa Bwogi secured Uganda's only boxing slot for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics after a series of matches at the African qualifiers in Senegal. Despite the losses of his teammates Isaac Masembe, David Semujju, Emily Tina Nakalema, and Catherine Nanziri in the semi-finals, Musa triumphed in the box-offs. He defeated Ghanaian boxer Jessie Lartey, earning Uganda its first Olympic boxing ticket since Ronald Serugo qualified in 2008. The Olympics are scheduled to start on July 24th and conclude on August 9th, 2020.